
Five Years On, Skatebird Still Rides the Wave That Made It a Cult Classic
A small bird takes up a skateboard to win back its absent human owner, in a world of pencil rails and bendy straw grinds.


A small bird takes up a skateboard to win back its absent human owner, in a world of pencil rails and bendy straw grinds.

A single maker's bold shooter, blending swift strikes and fire amid a vast, strange city.

A shadow-bound creature hops through city streets in this clever indie platformer, a small idea that stretches across sixty-five grim levels.

A spirit of life flies through ruined Earth to release extinct souls, in a quiet, beautiful puzzle adventure.

A director who shaped modern blockbusters now calls them boring, citing a dearth of novel ideas within their polished frames.

Strike Suit Zero revives arcade space combat with transforming mecha and mode-switching tactics. A good game, not a great one — it scores 6.9.

Metrico review: Digital Dreams turns infographics into puzzle-platformer terrain on PS Vita, with a Palmbomen score and a 2016 Metrico+ re-release.

Loot Rascals review: Hollow Ponds' turn-based roguelike sends stolen cards into other players' games. A novel hook, but the strategy runs thin.

Solo, Team Gotham's 2018 puzzle exploration game about love as fuel, reviewed: a sailor, a vast archipelago, and a 7.2 score that fits.

Megaton Rainfall review: an invulnerable superhero game where cities are destructible, Earth is full scale, and your bad aim is the real threat.

Hard West review: CreativeForge's 2015 supernatural Western tactics game trades XCOM's random hit chances for a luck system and poker-card progression.

Lifeless Planet review: a one-way astronaut, a Soviet ghost colony and a glowing guide make a great hook, but the 2014 puzzle adventure walks it thin. 6.1/10.
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